Womble Dump Pouch

[Bishop]

Are you forever being cursed by your loved one on washday for leaving half the forest your in pockets?
Not enough space left in the haversack for all your gear, tinder & other foraged items?
Banned from buying any more expensive kit?

Then fear no more the answer is here, you need The Womble Dump Pouch!

Features:

• Tough Nylon construction
• Water resistant
• Machine Washable
• Lightweight, weighs less than half that of a Canvas/MOLLE equivalent
• Reinforced wide hoop opening for ease of use
• Traditional drawstring closure system
• Secure Belt loop with complimentary Karabina
• Compatible with all civilian & military load bearing systems
• Space saving collapsing flat when not in use
• Drainage hole allows wet contents to dry
• End user customisable no specialist tooling required
• Environmentally friendly supports Upcycling
• Choice of colours available
• 17cm (H) x 15cm (W) approx (NB: It's just a tad to small to hold a woodgas stove)

Suggested uses:
Tidy bag, Wild edible foraging, Tinder gathering, Possibles pouch, Wet weather gear holder, Water bucket, Survival/Ditch kit or Bug-Out-Bag, Tool pouch, Shotgun cartridge bag, Allows speedy deployment of Brew Kit or camo netting, Trail snacks holder, Teddy bear transporter, Toilet Roll holster, Wash kit bag, Plant pot, Quick access camera pouch, Accepts small diameter cookware pots & some Billycans, Approved for soiled Nappy transport by mother....

Disclaimer:
Any similarity between this amazingly versatile premium value product and a peg bag found in Poundstretcher or B&M stores for under £3 is purely coincidental.

Unless of course you're a Womble

 

[Jared]

and chalk bag. Which was my first thought.

 

[Dean77]

Haha! There's one hanging up on my washing line that the missus is about to lose!

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[tracker1972]

and chalk bag. Which was my first thought.

Snap!

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[Fallschirmwomble]

I agreed with Jared - looks like a chalk bag. I hope it's made from recycled materials!
;-)

Does this product sell well? I should start trying to sell some of my doobries...

I make "stow away and forget" bags that are very similar, from the fabric off discarded umbrellas. Lightweight kit that's surprisingly tough, for what it is. Lives forgotten at the bottom of my ruck until needed. Last thing I made from such fabric is a hi-vis, insulated fizzy drinks bottle pouch (for water or self-made isotonic drink) for when I go power-walking with weights. Like this but MUCH deeper.